The truth of what the code that you develop actually does, is in production; often buried in log stores and timing stats and other "ops" places.
It's better if that data is unearthed and fed back into the development process, it's better if that feedback loop is closed, it's better if that separation is removed.
That's one of the reasons for "DevOps" as originally formulated.
It's better if that data is unearthed and fed back into the development process, it's better if that feedback loop is closed, it's better if that separation is removed.
That's one of the reasons for "DevOps" as originally formulated.